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Resources and complete error accounting

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Let be the report length and a reserved lookup-work size. One may take . A conservative finite ledger is

The canonical full-matrix implementation can additionally destructively read the catalogue names; those readouts are charged if that extension is used. A truth table requires finite storage proportional to the number of entries and their chosen finite report precision. Exact arbitrary real amplitudes are ideal matrix inputs, not claimed to have finite hardware descriptions.

Counting each classical storage bit conservatively as a basis-state qubit carrier gives

External reference storage is declared separately and is not silently omitted from the complete correctness statement. If local preprocessing takes , buffering takes , and one history-copy stage takes , the route duration is

The supported time window is chosen to contain this finite duration.

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